‘I am one of those who are made for exceptions, not for laws.’ The
tragedy of of Oscar Wilde’s tumultuous life as expressed in De Profundis, arguably the most famous love letter in the English
language, is enacted on stage at the Vaudeville Theatre as part of a year-long Oscar Wilde Season.

The missive, sent shortly before Wilde’s untimely death, will be adapted
for the stage by Tony winning playwright and poet Frank McGuinness. This limited
staging, performed across only three evenings, promises to be a vivid and
galling rendering of the playwright’s thwarted love for Lord Alfred Bosie.